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Use the arrows or Next button to see more pictures from the Tullamore's 2025 National Ploughing Championship.
Thousands of people have converged at Screggan, County Offaly, for the 2025 National Ploughing Championships.
Our snappers have been out and about on the site for the final day of festivities on Thursday, September 18.
On site, there are showcases of the very best farming machinery and livestock that the country has to offer.
For revellers there is plenty of music, food and drink to be had.
Read More: PICTURES: Crowds are all smiles as Day 2 of the Ploughing comes to an end
The Ploughing features hundreds of stalls, ranging from organic food to jewellery.
Today's line-up of events features a huge céilí with performances from Offaly's Comhaltas, the final and results of the national brown bread baking competition and the declaration of the winners of the ploughing competition itself.
Another must-see is the wellie throwing competition in aid of charity.
With muck abound and even dirtier weather, the site is slippery, although that is no deterrent to the delighted faces photographed.
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Read More: PICTURES: 30 more photos from Day One of The National Ploughing Championships in Tullamore
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